accomplice

UK:  [ə'kʌmplɪs]

US:  [ə'kʌmplɪs]

复数：accomplices  

n.

1.同谋,同犯;帮凶

1 . And yet financial services were not so much a victim of the inflows of foreign capital as an eager accomplice.
而且作为一个热心的同谋者金融行业并非外国资本流入的受害者。

2 . Meanwhile, the policeman at the jail offers Mahone a deal if he trades the name of his accomplice at the racetrack.
与此同时，拘留所的警察想与马宏做个交易，要他交待出在马场的其它同伙。

3 . Actually, I don't want to be so furtive as a spy, but I had to, because in such a deep night, nobody can be my accomplice.
事实上，我也不想如此偷偷摸摸像个间谍，但我必须这样做，因为在这样一个夜深人静的夜晚，没人愿意做我的同谋。

4 . He seems to have suggested, NOT to put too rue fine a point on it, that you were an accomplice in the crime.
他好像暗指，干脆直说吧，你是这件罪行的共犯。

5 . The burglar must have had an accomplice, or he would not have been able to enter the house alone.
这个窃贼一定有一个帮凶，否则他自己进不去房子。